Farm Reward Chart

Eleven printable charts with a barnyard look make up the Farm Reward Chart. A sheep and a red apple sit at the top of each reward page, the spaces kids fill are sunflowers, and the star path winds across the page to a cow at the finish line.

The chore chart

The weekly chore chart is the busiest page. It lists nine jobs down the side, each with a small picture: make bed, brush teeth, set the table, tidy toys, feed pet, water plants, homework, take out trash and laundry. The days run across the top as colored tabs, Monday to Sunday, with an empty circle under each. At the bottom there’s a box to write this week’s reward and a few lines for notes.

The same nine jobs come again as a one-day checklist, and once more on a jobs page sorted into three columns for morning, after school and bedtime.

Earning the reward

Once the chores are counting, pick one of the three reward pages. The star path has ten sunflower circles to fill before the cow. The sticker chart has ten numbered boxes and a line that reads “When I collect all 10 stars, I get:”. The star meter is a tall bar from 1 to 10 with a horseshoe and the reward at the top. Both the path and the sticker chart include a strip of sunflowers to cut out and stick on.

The routine pages

The rest of the set follows a normal school-day rhythm. The daily routine page and the weekly tracker list ten picture steps from waking up to bedtime, the My Day page runs them down a single timeline, and twelve steps come as cut-out routine cards. The routine pictures are simple flat drawings rather than farm animals, so the farm theme stays in the borders, headers and rewards.

The pages have a cream background. Print in color on white cardstock, and laminate the chore chart if you want to wipe it clean each week.